Amazing biodiversity here at the farm.
We had our first anti-oppression training by an amazing group from Oakland called AORTA (Anti-oppression resource and alliance training). http://www.aortacollective.org AORTA is a rad group of radical educators that provide organizational and community training on how to build movements for … Continue reading
I’ve been in Santa Cruz for one week and one day now. I’ll be living at the Center for Agroecology and Sustainable Food Systema through the rest of the year. Spring is in full swing, and Fremontodendron californicum are exploding … Continue reading
In progress –
The greater the diversity of plants you have in your garden, the more types of habitat you are providing, and thus the more types of insects you will be able to attract to your garden. Is it important to … Continue reading
After a rainy day brought our class indoors last week, students at Gardner Elementary were excited to have their first session in the garden this week. Last week, our students had the opportunity to learn about the life-cycle of a … Continue reading
Brave New Seed 